On a cold, spring afternoon, Mike walked the trail at IceIandic state park with a canoe named Tiger. Mike saw a stream, so he dropped Tiger. As Tiger moved smoothly though the Tongue River he saw a Racoon and her cub. When he got to Akra he saw the Aspen tree dancing in the wind. Cavalier came in sight as he could hear some Turkey on the bank. When Tiger reached Bathgate he saw bright red Chokecherries. They looked so good.
Tiger is now on the Pembina River. Tiger saw a little Snapping Turtle on a rock. He looked to the other side of the river and saw a huge Juneberry bush . As he swiftly moved through the water and saw a beaver chewing on an American Elm Tree, and then he saw Pembina! Tiger was so excited to be on the Red River, Tiger got stuck on a Cattail, good thing a Screech Owl saved him. Tiger didn't realize he was in Canada until he got to Emerson. He saw so many catfish. Tiger loved the skinny Cottonwoods moving in the wind. He was finally was in Winnipeg. He was in Lake Winnipeg. Walleye, so many Walleye. When Tiger looked at the sandy beach he saw tall grasses. As Tiger paddle he saw a tiny Sunfish. In the distance Tiger saw a Ironwood tree
Tiger was so happy to be in the Nelson River, because he was almost to HudsonՉs Bay! He saw White Tail Deer, he also saw a tiny Mink under a Green Ash. He saw a huge Sprucewood tree. Finally, he was joyful at HudsonՉs Bay when he saw two Polar bears play in the snow. Tiger finished his goal!